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@maxint/teller

teller.io API client for nodejs by maxint.com

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@maxint/teller

Nodejs client for teller.io API by maxint.com

Installation

$ npm install @maxint/teller
$ yarn add @maxint/teller
$ pnpm add @maxint/teller

Usage

Go to https://teller.io/dashboard > Certificates > Create a new certificate.

Save certificate files certificate.pem and private_key.pem in project root.

Add .pem to .gitignore, to tell Git to ignore certificate files when you make a commit.

Use in your project:

import { TellerClient } from '@maxint/teller';

const teller = new TellerClient({
  certificatePath: "./certificate.pem",
  privateKeyPath: "./private_key.pem",
  // optional. You will most likely will need to pass it in each request
  accessToken: "your_access_token_from_teller_connect"
});

teller.identity.get().then((identity) => {
  console.log(identity);
})

Follow the teller.io docs for more information.

License

MIT

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teller

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Package last updated on 26 Apr 2025

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